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[QUOTE="Peterexpatkiwi, post: 1224188, member: 107500"] Personally, I'd say at 10 oz it's well worth it for the peace of mind alone. I've carried a stretchy bandage in my daypack - so, daily! since I twisted my ankle in the tube station in London - oh, about 30 years ago. I've needed it once for myself and seven different times to help out somebody else. It's wrapped wounds, stablised a large broken shard of glass, supported a broken wrist - oh, and once, just once, an ankle. I'm on number four - if it gets into an ambulance with the patient, it's gone! It's in a very small bag along with a couple of painkillers, a couple of antihistamine, and four band- aids. (Those have been replaced many many times!). Another mini kit lives permanently in my camino pack. With my blister kit and a mini tube of Betadine. And I'm not a nurse! [/QUOTE]
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